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Thu Aug 23, 2007 12:09 pm
The rolling acres of Henry County
Ellen P wrote:
Anyway, a new position needs to be created in the restaurant industry - and maybe it's just Louisville.
Someone needs to walk through the restaurant and ask how is your meal; thank them for coming in; can I get you anything.
RonnieD wrote:Ellen P wrote:Anyway, a new position needs to be created in the restaurant industry - and maybe it's just Louisville.
Someone needs to walk through the restaurant and ask how is your meal; thank them for coming in; can I get you anything.
I thought we had this position. It used to be called "Manager."
Richard S. wrote:When was the last time the minimum wage for servers was increased? How many times have we heard "these are unskilled starter jobs for people just getting into the work force; that's why the pay is so low."
Gary Z wrote:If servers made more hourly the anti-tipping faction would be up in arms demanding a lower tipping standard. Just saying.
Adriel Gray wrote:New business idea: "Rent-a-Waiter"
Adriel Gray wrote:New business idea: "Rent-a-Waiter" Think of a maid service mixed with Uber. You put in a cellphone request for a waiter, they meet you at the restaurant of your choosing and then you two negotiate payment. You can read reviews of them and leave them as well. You don't have to worry about poor wages or tipping, you will be the manager of your own personal server. They won't have other tables or chores, just your top flight service.
It's a whole new world, let's get creative.
Robin Garr wrote:Adriel Gray wrote:New business idea: "Rent-a-Waiter"
Disruptive! I may steal this ... with credit ...
Adriel Gray wrote:New business idea: "Rent-a-Waiter" Think of a maid service mixed with Uber. You put in a cellphone request for a waiter, they meet you at the restaurant of your choosing and then you two negotiate payment. You can read reviews of them and leave them as well. You don't have to worry about poor wages or tipping, you will be the manager of your own personal server. They won't have other tables or chores, just your top flight service.
It's a whole new world, let's get creative.
Gary Z wrote:
I suppose this would work if you wanted a server with absolutely no product knowledge of what they're serving. Or I guess they could memorize 500 different menus.
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